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Do child themes have access to bp_core template tags?

@peterverkooijen

Participant

15 years ago

This line in members-loop.php works fine when included from bp-sn-parent:

<?php if ( bp_has_members( ‘type=active&per_page=10’ ) ) : ?>

But when I include it from a child theme I get this:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_has_members()

Am I missing something?

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@andrea_r

Participant

15 years ago

How are you calling it tho? If you’re making a relative link, then it’s looking relative to the child theme directory. And of course it’s not there.
@peterverkooijen

Participant

15 years ago
This is in the included file:

<?php if ( bp_has_members( 'type=active&per_page=10' ) ) : ?>

Inclusion works fine from both bp-sn-parent and the child theme folder, but when pulled in from the child theme I get the error.

So this works fine – but it takes members-loop.php from bp-sn-parent, which I don’t want:
```
<div id="member-dir-list">

<?php load_template( TEMPLATEPATH . '/directories/members/members-loop.php' ) ?>

</div>
```
But with this I get the ‘Call to undefined function bp_has_members()’ error, even though both versions of members-loop have the same function call:
```
<div id="member-dir-list">

<?php include get_bloginfo('stylesheet_directory').'/directories/members/members-loop.php'; ?>

</div>
```
EDIT: This works. No idea why…:
```
<div id="member-dir-list">

<?php include 'members-loop.php'; ?>

</div>
```

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